26 upcoming posts on self-publishing

This week marked three months since the release of my first book The Early To Rise Experience: Learn to rise early in 30 days. To date I’ve netted $21,799. Now it’s time to share some lessons I’ve learned.

Some very kind people helped promote my book to their audiences and I also did some innovative things with the book. For instance 26% of my readers have shared their email address with me. That’s over 1100 people that have given me permission to talk to them well after they’ve finished reading my book. By making myself accessible to my readers I’ve received dozens of unsolicited emails from readers telling me about the personal changes they’ve made to improve their health, faith, thinking, marriage, parenting and businesses.

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1. Four things you must have to self-publish
2. What it would take for me to work with a publisher
3. What I want to see on your book cover
4. How devices are changing books
5. How to overdeliver when you sell your book
6. Your readers have already said they like you so give them more.
7. Your book needs to start a conversation.
8. The hidden fee every Amazon author must factor into their publishing; Digital delivery costs
9. How do I make my book available via print?
10. What are the margins on digital vs. Print on demand?
11. How to set up a kindle author page correctly
12. How to set up your book sales page on Amazon.com correctly
13. Why you shouldn’t write your book in Microsoft Word
14. Why a free chapter is a lousy thing to give away if you want to sell a book
15. Questions with no answers until you publish your work.
16. How to get more reviews on your book on Amazon
17. 25 reasons your book should have 25 chapters
18. How to make affiliate income by selling your Kindle book
19. Why you should link to other books inside of yours
20. How to handle multiple reader questions when you build a dynamic book
21. Why five star reviews aren’t as powerful as four star reviews
22. Why authors should respond to reviews of their book on Amazon
23. What you can control on your Amazon book page
24. What you can’t control on your Amazon book page
25. How to maximize the impact of your book’s endorsements on Amazon.com
26. What the price of your digital book says about its contents

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